Among many types of writing, I enjoy writing fictional pieces that create imagery in the minds of the readers and requires some creativity to write successfully. This is my favorite type of writing because I feel like it is the type of writing that people should read more of to relax after work or school; unlike informational writing, creative writing takes the reader out of the daily work routine and places them in an imaginary scenario. The final and quite possibly most interesting fact that nobody probably knows about me, concerns my pets. I know what the reader may be thinking: “What could possibly be interesting about pets? Everyone writes about pets!” But aside from those dark thoughts, I assure my readers that this will not be the average “pet talk.” To begin, I have a nice, enormous, hairy turtle. That's because he is not a turtle at all. Now, this may sound crazy, but this “Turtle” is actually a tarantula whom I haven’t exactly named yet. Long story short, I brought him to school last year and the girls didn't want to see him so I said that he was a turtle so that they would come catch a glimpse. Afterward I jokingly called him turtle and haven’t renamed him officially. Anyways… My next pet is a Western Box tortoise that is roughly three years
Among many types of writing, I enjoy writing fictional pieces that create imagery in the minds of the readers and requires some creativity to write successfully. This is my favorite type of writing because I feel like it is the type of writing that people should read more of to relax after work or school; unlike informational writing, creative writing takes the reader out of the daily work routine and places them in an imaginary scenario. The final and quite possibly most interesting fact that nobody probably knows about me, concerns my pets. I know what the reader may be thinking: “What could possibly be interesting about pets? Everyone writes about pets!” But aside from those dark thoughts, I assure my readers that this will not be the average “pet talk.” To begin, I have a nice, enormous, hairy turtle. That's because he is not a turtle at all. Now, this may sound crazy, but this “Turtle” is actually a tarantula whom I haven’t exactly named yet. Long story short, I brought him to school last year and the girls didn't want to see him so I said that he was a turtle so that they would come catch a glimpse. Afterward I jokingly called him turtle and haven’t renamed him officially. Anyways… My next pet is a Western Box tortoise that is roughly three years